Returning by popular demand after two sold-out workshops in 2025.
This workshop, run by Tiffani Angus, co-author of the multi-award-shortlisted Spec Fic for Newbies series, will delve into the contradictory ways that witches have been depicted in literature and pop culture and will also explore the three main elements of stories about witches and how you, as a writer, can tap into them to create a new story idea.
There will be activities! So make sure you have your laptop ready or pen and notebook to write down ideas and do some freewriting to start on a new story.
Your Workshop Leader
Tiffani Angus (PhD) is a multi BSFA- and BFS-award finalist for her debut novel Threading the Labyrinth and (as co-author with Val Nolan) Spec Fic for Newbies: A Beginner’s Guide to Writing Subgenres of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Volumes 1, 2 and 3. She spent over a decade teaching creative writing at universities in the US and UK, the majority of that time as a Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing and Publishing at ARU in Cambridge (UK). She works as a freelance editor and proofreader, runs the typesetting/formatting business Book Polishers, and is currently at work finishing a fantasy novella and a near-future novel.
You can find her at www.tiffani-angus.com
About the workshop
Running time: 105 minutes including breaks
Venue: Lomond Room
Tickets: £20.50/ £18.50 (plus 50p booking fee)
The event will be take place in-person. Workshops are not recorded. Workshops are not included In a weekend pass.
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